Your videos are so helpful! I’ve struggled with sleep all my life, and your videos are very concise and informative. Love the work you’re doing here! ♥️
Thank you so much for this very scientifically rigorous comparison of the blankets! I own the Luxome with one side smooth and the other minky, and now in June it’s too warm. I’ve considered the Bearaby Napper before for summer use, and now, thanks to your research, I believe I’ll buy one. Excellent review! 🙏
You're welcome Susan, I did my best! If you do buy one, please let me know what you think of it, and if you agree about it being more breathable than those with glass microbeads.
This is the most objective, data based video I found on RUclips for weighted blankets. I found this video to be more helpful than most subjective videos out there. Thank you!
Thank you for the video, even 3 years on it helped at least one person :) It must have taken a long time to film but it was very informative because I was sceptical about the concept of a cooling blanket ^^ I particularly appreciated the temperatures being both in Fahrenheit and Celsius degrees. It's very nice to not have to do conversions. It's not much in return for your work but here is some gratitude from a stranger
Hi! You're very welcome - I'm glad the video was helpful all these years later. And actually, your comment counts for a lot more than you might think. It always puts a smile on my face to read nice comments like yours, especially when you mention a specific reason you found the video useful. That kind of feedback is really valuable to me as it helps guide what I include in future videos. It's also great motivation to keep making videos. So thank you too:-)
Thanks Marlon! I've been waiting a bit nervously for some feedback as I don't usually do this kind of video, so it's nice the first comment is positive:-)
thank you so much for making this. I just ordered a bearby blanket. I hope it works out for me, i sweat like a pig ina blanket as of right now so cant get any worse. Thanks again! sub earned
@@BrayanMartinez-tn6mn it does ! It definitely take some time getting use too… it’s like sleeping with a heavy net. I got the largest size and actually fold it over twice and sleep with it like that…. 1 layer I was actually getting to chilly at night due to me sleeping with fans on….. but I haven’t sweat a night since I got the bearaby. Pretty neat blanket, would recommend if your looking for an extremely breathable blanket, with a nice weight.
@@brodyllc , I think I'll consider a Bearby blanket as well. Too much breathability can be fixed with an additional light breathable sheet or blanket, but if it't too hot on its own, you're kinda hooped.
This review was very helpful! However I'm curious if you would ever consider doing more of an extensive review of some more knitted weighted blanket brands on the market? Other than Bearaby, or at least compared to it. There's Silk&Snow, Nuzzie, Yaasa, Italic, YnM, California Design Den, Zonli, and potentially others I have missed. I love your reviews on weighted blankets, very down to earth and you talk about things I actually would like to know, like the temperature!
Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated! It's not something I'm planning on doing at the moment. It takes me a really, really long time to film and edit these comparison videos, so I am careful which ones I choose to do. I think comparing different brands that are all making a similar looking product doesn't make as much sense as comparing different styles and materials at this time.
Probably one of the best review/comparison videos I've ever seen. Thank you! There is a Luxsome with cooling bamboo on both sides that I wonder if it might be cooler than the 1/2 cool, 1/2 warm cover. What do you think?
Thank you so much for your very kind compliment! I really appreciate it:-) So, the thing with those covers is that they do feel cooler to the touch, and on the skin when you use them - especially when compared to minky covers which tend to feel much warmer and trap more heat. But, and it's an important but, a lot of the overall heat is generated by the main weighted blanket insert. So yes, bamboo on both sides will feel cooler than one that has a warmer material on one side, but the insert will still trap a fair bit of heat as the night progresses.
I’d like to throw in my two cents and agree with Mr. No Sleepless Nights. I own the Luxome with the 2 different sides, and I agree with his assessment about why it’s so warm. It’s too warm for me for summer in Nebraska! Tomorrow the temp is supposed to his 102 degrees. 🫠
I bought a Hush Iced weighted blanket and returned it. Too hot. In the morning my underwear was damp all over and it was from being too hot and sweating. I returned the blanket (which was exactly as new and I used bamboo sheets to prevent any odour or stains), and they tried to screw me over on the return. Thankfully I video taped the unpacking and the return packing and after a couple of weeks got all my money back.
Great video, thanks for doing this! I am currently deciding between the Bearaby Napper and the Baloo, and this might have helped me seal it for the the Napper
I’m really struggling with night sweats then wake up freezeing with a drenched bet. I need help it’s so horrible. Too hot with a 4.5 tog duvet and it’s too cold and exposed with just a sheet. Please help anyone 🙏🏻.
Sorry to hear that Helena. It doesn't sound pleasant at all. I'm not sure a weighted blanket is the answer to night sweats really. I may be wrong, but I don't see how they could help in a meaningful way. I think it probably depends on what's causing the night sweats in the first place as to what bedding and/or fan based system might be more appropriate for you. And that's assuming the bedding is even going to make a difference. I would look into moisture wicking bedding, and if you have the cash to spend, perhaps look at the BedJet as that is marketed as helping night sweats because of the control over the air flow and temperature it gives you. All the best - I hope you find a solution!
Great video mate, can tell you're an honest reviewer - not a paid shill like the other channels haha. Keep up the work and you'll carve a niche, bloke!
upon watching this video again, I realized that you tested the Bearaby Napper, not the Bearaby Tree Napper. Apparently that blanket is supposed to run even cooler. Have you ever tried it?
I haven't tried it, no. I imagine it might feel a bit cooler to the touch. But really, them main way the Bearaby is cooler than the rest is the air holes, not the material choice in my opinion. I might be wrong, but I'd be surprised if the Tencel instead of cotton made such a big difference, so I'd just choose the one you like the feel of.
Thank you for this Video! I want to buy a weighted blanket but it is a hard aka expensive decision. The bearby Looks so good, sadly i live in germany:( do you have got experiences with the Company „ scandinavian rest“? Sorry for my english 🙈
You're welcome, I hope it was helpful. I don't know that company, but just took a look at their website. The images and details look good, and they have a 30 day trial period. As long as that applies to customers in Germany, it could be an option to try.
Hey there! I'm interested in purchasing the bearaby. I was wondering about your thoughts on the Tree Napper. The one made with tencel instead of cotton. Do you think that would be better suited for a hot sleeper? Also what do you think about the way it feels when compared to the Cotton Napper? Thanks so much!
Hi. I haven't tried the tencel tree napper. I imagine it will be very similar. I don't think it's so much the material that makes it breathable, but all the air holes in the weave. Maybe I'm wrong and it feels more or less breathable, but my first thought would be that they are similar.
Without a cover, it's probably middle of the pack in terms of breathability because there's quite a bit of fiberfill in the pockets, and the fabric isn't as breathable as some of the other blanket. With a cover, you can expect it to be even warmer. So it's not one I'd recommend for hot sleepers based on my experience with it.
I did think about it, but it's always hot sleepers that specifically ask me for suggestions, and never cold sleepers (until now!). But my intention with this video was to also suggest good ones for cold sleepers based on the simple fact that they aren't so good for hot sleepers. You can see which ones were warmest in the results section at the end of the video. The question is then, are there even better ones for cold sleepers? The only ones I've tried which are even warmer (from memory) tend to have the thickest minky duvet covers and more fiber fill in the internal pockets of the main blanket section. But they aren't always very breathable, so sometimes that extra warmth isn't ideal for the whole night. So really, I'd feel comfortable in recommending the Gravity blanket with the microfleece duvet cover as a great option for cold sleepers. If it's too expensive, you can find cheaper ones on sites like Amazon with warm duvet covers. Quility, for example, are warm, cheaper, and reasonably good quality. Honestly though, if you use any weighted blanket you like on top of your normal bedding, it will feel nice and warm. That's what I do in the winter, and it works really well.
Your videos are so helpful! I’ve struggled with sleep all my life, and your videos are very concise and informative. Love the work you’re doing here! ♥️
Thanks for the positive words! I hope you find a way to improve your sleep too.
Thank you so much for this very scientifically rigorous comparison of the blankets! I own the Luxome with one side smooth and the other minky, and now in June it’s too warm. I’ve considered the Bearaby Napper before for summer use, and now, thanks to your research, I believe I’ll buy one. Excellent review! 🙏
You're welcome Susan, I did my best! If you do buy one, please let me know what you think of it, and if you agree about it being more breathable than those with glass microbeads.
its a year round product i heard
Thanks for doing this. You've helped me tremendously. Seriously dude. Thank you.
You're very welcome - I'm happy to hear the video was useful.
This is the most objective, data based video I found on RUclips for weighted blankets. I found this video to be more helpful than most subjective videos out there. Thank you!
Thank you very much for the kind words, and I'm really glad you liked the video!
Very helpful, well organized video. You have shortened my research time enormously, thank you!
You're very welcome Madeleine - I'm happy to hear the video was useful.
Thank you for the video, even 3 years on it helped at least one person :)
It must have taken a long time to film but it was very informative because I was sceptical about the concept of a cooling blanket ^^
I particularly appreciated the temperatures being both in Fahrenheit and Celsius degrees. It's very nice to not have to do conversions.
It's not much in return for your work but here is some gratitude from a stranger
Hi! You're very welcome - I'm glad the video was helpful all these years later. And actually, your comment counts for a lot more than you might think. It always puts a smile on my face to read nice comments like yours, especially when you mention a specific reason you found the video useful. That kind of feedback is really valuable to me as it helps guide what I include in future videos. It's also great motivation to keep making videos. So thank you too:-)
Brillant Experiment ! I love it !
Thanks Marlon! I've been waiting a bit nervously for some feedback as I don't usually do this kind of video, so it's nice the first comment is positive:-)
Thank you! I just bought the bearaby hugger :)
You're welcome. I hope you like it!
You deserve more subscribers. This was incredibly in-depth and still straight to the point. Amazing job. Interesting stuff too!
That's very kind of you to say, thanks! I'm not subscriber hungry, but I'm always happy when new people do subscribe.
Views and subs based off clickbait. This is a great vid but just not clickbaity enough.
thank you so much for making this. I just ordered a bearby blanket. I hope it works out for me, i sweat like a pig ina blanket as of right now so cant get any worse. Thanks again! sub earned
You're welcome, and thanks for subscribing. I hope you enjoy the blanket.
Did it work out for you?
@@BrayanMartinez-tn6mn it does ! It definitely take some time getting use too… it’s like sleeping with a heavy net. I got the largest size and actually fold it over twice and sleep with it like that…. 1 layer I was actually getting to chilly at night due to me sleeping with fans on….. but I haven’t sweat a night since I got the bearaby. Pretty neat blanket, would recommend if your looking for an extremely breathable blanket, with a nice weight.
@@brodyllc , I think I'll consider a Bearby blanket as well. Too much breathability can be fixed with an additional light breathable sheet or blanket, but if it't too hot on its own, you're kinda hooped.
This review was very helpful! However I'm curious if you would ever consider doing more of an extensive review of some more knitted weighted blanket brands on the market? Other than Bearaby, or at least compared to it. There's Silk&Snow, Nuzzie, Yaasa, Italic, YnM, California Design Den, Zonli, and potentially others I have missed.
I love your reviews on weighted blankets, very down to earth and you talk about things I actually would like to know, like the temperature!
Thanks for the kind words, much appreciated! It's not something I'm planning on doing at the moment. It takes me a really, really long time to film and edit these comparison videos, so I am careful which ones I choose to do. I think comparing different brands that are all making a similar looking product doesn't make as much sense as comparing different styles and materials at this time.
Great job on this. Very informative and backed with some data as well.
Thank you Mark, it's good to know the video was useful!
Probably one of the best review/comparison videos I've ever seen. Thank you! There is a Luxsome with cooling bamboo on both sides that I wonder if it might be cooler than the 1/2 cool, 1/2 warm cover. What do you think?
Thank you so much for your very kind compliment! I really appreciate it:-)
So, the thing with those covers is that they do feel cooler to the touch, and on the skin when you use them - especially when compared to minky covers which tend to feel much warmer and trap more heat. But, and it's an important but, a lot of the overall heat is generated by the main weighted blanket insert. So yes, bamboo on both sides will feel cooler than one that has a warmer material on one side, but the insert will still trap a fair bit of heat as the night progresses.
I’d like to throw in my two cents and agree with Mr. No Sleepless Nights. I own the Luxome with the 2 different sides, and I agree with his assessment about why it’s so warm. It’s too warm for me for summer in Nebraska! Tomorrow the temp is supposed to his 102 degrees. 🫠
Have you heard of Hush Iced? I would love to see that added especially since its available in more than just the US.
I have, but I can't add new blankets to the review that is already published. I might consider it next time I do a comparison.
I bought a Hush Iced weighted blanket and returned it. Too hot. In the morning my underwear was damp all over and it was from being too hot and sweating. I returned the blanket (which was exactly as new and I used bamboo sheets to prevent any odour or stains), and they tried to screw me over on the return. Thankfully I video taped the unpacking and the return packing and after a couple of weeks got all my money back.
@@danman5857 wow. That's all super good to know, thank you. I definately need something cooler than that. Considering the bearaby tree napper (tencel!
Thank you so much for this!
You're welcome Binal!
I love this video... not just talking about qualitative factors, gave us some real evidence... thank you for posting!
You're welcome, and thanks for the compliment. I'm very happy you liked the video.
Great video, thanks for doing this! I am currently deciding between the Bearaby Napper and the Baloo, and this might have helped me seal it for the the Napper
Thanks Adam, I'm glad it was helpful. The Napper is a great choice, so I hope you like it.
I’m really struggling with night sweats then wake up freezeing with a drenched bet. I need help it’s so horrible. Too hot with a 4.5 tog duvet and it’s too cold and exposed with just a sheet. Please help anyone 🙏🏻.
Sorry to hear that Helena. It doesn't sound pleasant at all. I'm not sure a weighted blanket is the answer to night sweats really. I may be wrong, but I don't see how they could help in a meaningful way.
I think it probably depends on what's causing the night sweats in the first place as to what bedding and/or fan based system might be more appropriate for you. And that's assuming the bedding is even going to make a difference. I would look into moisture wicking bedding, and if you have the cash to spend, perhaps look at the BedJet as that is marketed as helping night sweats because of the control over the air flow and temperature it gives you.
All the best - I hope you find a solution!
@@nosleeplessnights1 thank you so much. I’ll keep working on it and hope to find something
Great video mate, can tell you're an honest reviewer - not a paid shill like the other channels haha. Keep up the work and you'll carve a niche, bloke!
Thank you for the positive feedback Andarius! Reading comments like this make my day:-)
upon watching this video again, I realized that you tested the Bearaby Napper, not the Bearaby Tree Napper. Apparently that blanket is supposed to run even cooler. Have you ever tried it?
I haven't tried it, no. I imagine it might feel a bit cooler to the touch. But really, them main way the Bearaby is cooler than the rest is the air holes, not the material choice in my opinion. I might be wrong, but I'd be surprised if the Tencel instead of cotton made such a big difference, so I'd just choose the one you like the feel of.
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You're very welcome Fabian
I bought the bearaby based on this video, thanks!
You're welcome! I hope you like it - please let me know if you have a moment in the future:-)
@@nosleeplessnights1 Definitely. Based on my fitbit watch my sleep quality has improved
Your content is awesome, thank you!
You're welcome - thanks for the fantastic compliment:-)
Excellent video! Thank you for the review!
You're welcome, and thank you for the compliment:-)
I’m a very hot sleeper so I’ve been looking into getting a cooling blanket. Which would you chose out of the bearaby napper , or the slumber cloud?
The Bearaby napper. It sleeps cooler and the material is nicer.
Commenting as a thank you
You're welcome Jeremy!
Thank you for this Video! I want to buy a weighted blanket but it is a hard aka expensive decision. The bearby Looks so good, sadly i live in germany:( do you have got experiences with the Company „ scandinavian rest“? Sorry for my english 🙈
You're welcome, I hope it was helpful. I don't know that company, but just took a look at their website. The images and details look good, and they have a 30 day trial period. As long as that applies to customers in Germany, it could be an option to try.
Wow thank you for the effort!!!!! ❤
@@anneboleyn3644 you're welcome🙂
Hey there! I'm interested in purchasing the bearaby. I was wondering about your thoughts on the Tree Napper. The one made with tencel instead of cotton. Do you think that would be better suited for a hot sleeper? Also what do you think about the way it feels when compared to the Cotton Napper? Thanks so much!
Hi. I haven't tried the tencel tree napper. I imagine it will be very similar. I don't think it's so much the material that makes it breathable, but all the air holes in the weave. Maybe I'm wrong and it feels more or less breathable, but my first thought would be that they are similar.
This is brilliant! Thank you
You're welcome - I'm happy you liked the video.
How is the breathability for YnM weighted blanket do you know?
Without a cover, it's probably middle of the pack in terms of breathability because there's quite a bit of fiberfill in the pockets, and the fabric isn't as breathable as some of the other blanket. With a cover, you can expect it to be even warmer. So it's not one I'd recommend for hot sleepers based on my experience with it.
What mattress do you have? Have you tested any already?
The mattress I was using in this video was the RESTbed.
7:09 so no glass beads anywhere?
That's correct. The Bearaby has no beads of any kind.
Could you do a video on hot sleeper 🌌
What would you like to know in the video?
Thank you. Great video.
You're welcome R V. I'm happy you liked it:-)
Could you do a similar video for Cold Sleepers ? Thank you !
I did think about it, but it's always hot sleepers that specifically ask me for suggestions, and never cold sleepers (until now!).
But my intention with this video was to also suggest good ones for cold sleepers based on the simple fact that they aren't so good for hot sleepers. You can see which ones were warmest in the results section at the end of the video.
The question is then, are there even better ones for cold sleepers? The only ones I've tried which are even warmer (from memory) tend to have the thickest minky duvet covers and more fiber fill in the internal pockets of the main blanket section. But they aren't always very breathable, so sometimes that extra warmth isn't ideal for the whole night.
So really, I'd feel comfortable in recommending the Gravity blanket with the microfleece duvet cover as a great option for cold sleepers. If it's too expensive, you can find cheaper ones on sites like Amazon with warm duvet covers. Quility, for example, are warm, cheaper, and reasonably good quality.
Honestly though, if you use any weighted blanket you like on top of your normal bedding, it will feel nice and warm. That's what I do in the winter, and it works really well.
@@nosleeplessnights1 Thanks for the reply. Your answer gives me some clarity. Keep up the good work, I think you have a great channel !
@@marlonhosten4693 No problem, and thanks for the positive words.